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Napoleon and his fellow travellers; being a reprint of certain narratives of the voyages of the dethroned emperor on the Bellerophon and the Northumberland to exile in St. Helena: the romantic stories told by George Home, Captain Ross, Lord Lyttelton, and William Warden
Napoleon and his fellow travellers; being a reprint of certain narratives of the voyages of the dethroned emperor on the Bellerophon and the Northumberland to exile in St. Helena: the romantic stories told by George Home, Captain Ross, Lord Lyttelton, and William Warden
Book digitized by Google from the library of the University of California and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb.
With reproduction of t.-p. of Lyttelton's pamphlet: Some account of Napoleon Bonaparte's coming on board H. M. S. the Northumberland, August 7, 1815: with notes of two conversations held with him on that day, by the Hon. W. H. Lyttelton. (Privately printed) London, MDCCCXXXVI
Introduction, by the editor.--I. Napoleon on board the Bellerophon, being a chapter from the "Memoirs of an aristocrat" published in 1838 by George Home.--II. The "shadowy Captain Ross", being a letter from Captain Charles Ross of the Northumberland, giving an account of Napoleon's voyage to St. Helena on that ship.--III. Napoleon on board the Northumberland, being a privately printed pamphlet by ... Lord Lyttelton.-- IV. Letters written on board H. M. S. Northumberland, being the narrative of William Warden, surgeon.--Appendices: I. Napoleon on board the Bellerophon at Torbay, as told by John Smart. II. An extract from a journal kept on board the Bellerophon, by Lieut. John Bowerbank, R. N. III. Napoleon's voyage to St. Helena, by Sir George Bingham.--Index
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With reproduction of t.-p. of Lyttelton's pamphlet: Some account of Napoleon Bonaparte's coming on board H. M. S. the Northumberland, August 7, 1815: with notes of two conversations held with him on that day, by the Hon. W. H. Lyttelton. (Privately printed) London, MDCCCXXXVI.
